Academy Awards, USA 1994
| Won Oscar | Best Actor in a Supporting Role Tommy Lee Jones |
| Nominated Oscar | Best Picture Arnold Kopelson |
| Best Cinematography Michael Chapman | |
| Best Sound Donald O. Mitchell Michael Herbick Frank A. Montaño Scott D. Smith | |
| Best Film Editing Dennis Virkler David Finfer Dean Goodhill Don Brochu Richard Nord Dov Hoenig | |
| Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing John Leveque Bruce Stambler | |
| Best Music, Original Score James Newton Howard |
Warner Bros.
Directed by Andrew Davis
My rating: 2 stars out of 4
IMDb Wikipedia
(Blu-ray, Warner Bros.)
Harrison Ford is wrongly convicted for the murder of his wife, but somehow survives a spectacular train crash on the way to prison. On the run, he is determined to find the real killer. He is relentlessly pursued by Deputy U.S. Marshal Tommy Lee Jones, who tries to anticipate Ford's next move. Beginning with Ford's implausible escape, his freedom relies on increasingly ridiculous last-second escapes, coincidences or other gimmicks. As a result, the film has no credibility, but manages to work as popcorn entertainment. The soundtrack by James Newton Howard is just as overbearing as the plot.
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